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We’re living in a multiverse moment. Or our corner of the multiverse is having a multiverse moment.
The Yale Review | David M. de León: "All at Once, the Multiverse Is… Film All at Once, the Multiverse Is Everywhere Why today's movies, TV shows, and literature love branching timelines and many worlds David M. de León Photo by Allyson Riggs / Courtesy A24 T he infinitely cool Jobu Tupaki, hair braided in a dark ouroboros, pearls dripping from her eyes, clad in a shimmeringly ruffled and anachronistic white gown like some cosmic popess, the sum total of all the multiverse’s versions of herself—angry, gleeful, vicious, suicidal, sad, everything, everywhere, all at once—beckons us toward the dar
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